1 : 1. Comprehension : Letters of the Alphabet 2 : 2. Comprehension ...

1 : 1. Comprehension : Letters of the Alphabet 

Q. 1 ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY 

Which will be the seventh letter in the series if first two letters of 

each group are omitted? 

[1] K [2] M 

[3] L [4] P 

Wrong! You Entered : 0, Correct Answer : 2. 

M is the seventh letter 

2 : 2. Comprehension : Special Series 

Q. 2 A C M Q Q A C M Q M C Q M Q C M Q A M A C M Q M 

In the series above, how many letters are there which are succeeded 

and followed by the same letter? 

[1] 1 [2] 2 

[3] 3 [4] 4 


M Q M , Q M Q , AMA , M Q M so M and Q are the two letters which have 

same letters before and after them. 

3 : 3. Comprehension : Word 


Form a meaningful word using letters- I B G N R. write the third 

letter of that word? 

[1] I [2] G 

[3] N [4] B 

Wrong! You Entered : 0, Correct Answer : 1.

I B G N R = BRING , third letter is I 


Out of the given series, which group letters does not form a 

meaningful word? 

[1] 3, 11, 15, 18 [2] 16, 15, 20, 19 

[3] 15, 7, 18, 6 [4] 11, 14, 21, 5 

Wrong! You Entered : 0, Correct Answer : 4. 

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T 1, 2, 

3,4, 5 6,7,8,9,10 11,12,13,14,15 16,17,18,19,20 U V W 

X Y 21 , 22 ,23 ,24 

,25 3,11,15,18 = C ,K ,O 

,R R O C K 16,15,20,19 = P ,O ,T ,S 

S T O P 15, 7,18, 6 = O, G, R, F F R 

O G 11,14,21, 5 = K ,N ,U ,E 

Q. 5 C H E T A R E:- Using this letters, form a meaningful word, write 

the third letter of that word? 

[1] A [2] H 

[3] C [4] T 


C H E T A R E T E A C H E R , third letter is A . 

4 : 6. Similar Relationships : Alphabet 

Q. 6 ZYW : VUS : : RQO : ? (1992) 

[1] MNK [2] NMK 

[3] NML [4] NLK 


Z Y W : V U S ( 26,25,23) : ( 22,21,19 ) 

R Q O : ? ( 18,17,15) : ( 14,13,11 ) 

R Q O : N M K

Q. 7 STATE : % # $ # * : : TEST : ? 

[1] # % $ # [2] * # % * 

[3] # * % # [4] $ * % $ 


S = % , T = # , A = $ , E = * TEST = # * % # 

Q. 8 FS : RG : : JO : ? (2003) 

[1] NM [2] ON 

[3] LM [4] MN 


FS : RG ( 6 , 19 ) : (18 , 7 ) 6+19=18+7 JO 

: ? ( 10 , 15 ) : Sum = 25 JO : LM 

5 : 8. Similar Relationships : Figures 

Q. 9 

[1] [2] 

[3] [4] 


Dark fill , in alternate fashion .

Q. 10 

(1998) 

[1] [2] 

[3] [4] 


Figures in the upper part to lower part , figures in lower part to upper part and 

are reversed . 

Q. 11 

[1] [2] 

[3] [4] 


90 0 anticlockwise rotation . 

6 : 9. Classification : Words 

Q. 12 Find the odd one.

[1] Best [2] Smallest 

[3] Guest [4] Worst 


Guest is not an adjective 

Q. 13 Find the odd one. 

[1] Lead [2] Mercury 

[3] Copper [4] Iron 


Mercury is an liquid stak at room temperature . 

7 : 12. Classifiaction : Figures 

Q. 14 Find out the figure which does not belong to the group. (2002) 

[1] [2] 

[3] [4] 


In figure . 3 , figures are not intersecting . 

Q. 15 Find out the figure which does not belong to the group. 

[1] [2] 

[3] [4] 


Other than 2 ,all the figures are equilateral . 

8 : 13. Logical Reasoning : Alphabet

Q. 16 

Letters from A to T are arranged in a specific 

the following questions. 

manner. Answer 

Which letter will come in place of * ? 

[1] A [2] T 

[3] Y [4] E 


In outwards triangles 5,10,15,20 

inwards triangles 1,6,11,16 

In 

A = 1 , # = 6 , K =11 , $ =16 @ = 

5 , J = 10 , O = 15 , * = 20 * = 20 = T 

Q. 17 Which letter will come in place of # ? 

[1] D [2] F 

[3] N [4] S 


In outwards triangles 5,10,15,20 

inwards triangles 1,6,11,16 

In 

A = 1 , # = 6 , K =11 , $ =16 @ = 

5 , J = 10 , O = 15 , * = 20 * = 20 = T 

# = 6 = F 

9 : 14. Logical Reasoning : Reasoning 

Q. 18 Vasudha is sitting to the left of shirish. Shirish is sitting to the left 

of Vinay Vivek and Akash are sitting to the right of Vinay. find who 

is sitting to the extreme left? 

[1] Vasudha [2] Shirish 

[3] Vinay [4] Vivek 


Vasudha to the left of Shirish ( Vasudha Shirish ) 

Shirish to the left of Vinay ( Shirish - Vinay ) 

Vivek and Akash to the right of Vinay ( Vinay - Vivek - Akash ) 

Vasudha - Shirish - Vinay - Vivek - Akash . 

Vasudha is sitting to the extreme left 

Q. 19 There are five subjects for an examination. The examination started 

on Tuesday. History was after Math's, Science was before Marathi, 

Geography was between Marathi and Math's. Answer the following

with the help of the information given. 

Which subject was on the first day of the examination? 

[1] Math's [2] Marathi 

[3] Science [4] Geography 


History was after math's 

Science was before marathi 

math's - History 

Science - Marathi 

Geography between Marathi & math's 

Marathi - Geography - math's 

Science - Marathi - Geography - math's - History 

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 

Saturday 

Exam started with science . 

10 : 15. Logical Reasoning : Mathematics 

Q. 20 

If 1+ 3+5 = and 1+3+5+7 = then = ? 

(2003) 

[1] 45 [2] 46 

[3] 49 [4] 50 


There are 50 odd numbers from 1 to 99including 

Q. 21 The sum of the ages of two brothers ten years ago was 1/6th the sum 

of the ages 10 years hence. which of the following must be the sum 

of their present ages? (2000) 

[1]24 [2] 28 

[3] 8 [4] 20 


Let's assume that their present ages are A & B 

Sum of their ages before 10 year = ( A - 10 ) + ( B - 10 ) 

= A + B - 20 

Sum of their ages after 10 year = ( A + 10 ) + ( B + 10 ) 

= A + B + 20 

A + B + 20 = 6 ( A + B - 20 ) 

A + B + 20 = 6A + 6 B - 120 

120 + 20 = 6A + 6B - A - B 

5A + 5B = 140 

A + B = 

= 28 years 

11 : 16. Logical Reasoning : Grids, Figures 

Q. 22 

Which number will come in place of questions mark ? 

[1]9 [2] 12 

[3] 2 [4] 7 


8 + 5 + 3 = 16 , 3 + 10 + 3 = 16 , 5 + 4 + 7 = 16 , 3 + 6 + 7 = 16

Q. 23 

Which number will come in place of questions mark ? (1998) 

[1] 82 [2] 125 

[3] 225 [4] 625 


2 2 = 4 , 2 4 = 16 

3 2 = 9 , 3 4 = 81 

5 2 = 25 , 5 4 = 625 

12 : 17. Logical Reasoning : Calender 

Q. 24 If the year 1900 started on Thursday what day would it be on 2nd 

March, 1900? (1996) 

[1]] Thursday [2]] Saturday 

[3]] Monday [4]] Wednesday 


1900 is not a leap year . 

January 1-8-15-22-29 Thursday. 

On 31st January = Saturday . 

On 1st February Sunday . 1-8-15-22-Sunday . 

On 1st March = Sunday . On 2nd march = Monday 

Q. 25 It was Monday on 26th January 2004. On what day would 

Independence day be come in the year 2004? 

[1]] Monday [2]] Tuesday

[3]] Sunday [4]] Thursday 


( 15 Aug 2004 - 26 Jan 2004 )( 2004 Leap ) 

= 15 + 31 + 30 + 31 + 30 + 31 + 29 + 30 

Aug July Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan 

=202 

202 Remainder 7 = 6 

Monday + 6 = Sunday . 

13 : 18. Logical Reasoning : Venn Diagrams 

Q. 26 Select the appropriate diagram representing mosquitoes, ants & 

insects. 

[1] [2] 

[3] 


Both mosquitoes and ants are insects ,but no mosquitoes are ants or vice versa. 

[4]

Q. 27 

Observe the following figure and answer the questions. 

Which two circles have the same sum of the numbers that are not 

intercepted? (1990) 

[1] A, B [2] A, C 

[3] C, B [4] None of these 


A & B 20 , 16 

B & C 20, 16 

A & C 16 , 16 

14 : 19. Logical Reasoning : Misc 

Q. 28 A clock has a bell that rings every half hour. At every hour, the bell 

rings corresponding to the time shown in the clock. How many times 

does the bell ring from 12 noon to 8 in the evening. 

[1] 90 [2] 56 

[3] 180 [4] 48 


12 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 +6 +7 + 8 = 48 

( 12.30,( 1.30),(2.30), (3.30),(4.30),(5.30),(6.30),(7.30) = 8 

total 98 + 8 =56

15 : 20. Logical Reasoning : Figures 

Q. 29 A clock is placed in front of a mirror. In the mirror the time seen is 5 

minutes past 4. What is the actual time? (1995) 

[1] 7.55 [2] 8.55 

[3] 8.05 [4] 7.05 


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16 : 21. Series : Letters & Alphabet 

Q. 30 DFHGJ, HFDJG, DFHGJ, ? (1994) 

[1] HFDJG [2] HDFJG 

[3] HFDGJ [4] HFGDJ 


DFHIG , HFDJG , DFHGJ - HFDJG 

1 2 3 45 - 32154 12345 32154 

Q. 31 AC, GI, ? , SU (1996) 

[1] NP [2] MP 

[3] LN [4] MO 


AC ,GI , ? , SU = 1-3 , 7-9,?,19-21 

1+6=7, 7+6=13 ? = 13-15 = MO 

17 : 22. Series : Numbers & Symbols 

Q. 32 6, 14, 45, ? , 925 (1995) 

[1] 184 [2] 108 

[3] 90 [4] 230 


6 x 2 + 2 = 14 , 14 x 3 + 3 = 45 , 45 x 4 + 4 = 184 184 x 5 + 5 = 925 

18 : 23. Series : Figures 

Q. 33 

Which figure will come in the center if we arrange the following 

figures in sequence? (1997) 

[1] 1 [2] 2 

[3] 3 [4] 5 


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19 : 24. Code Language 

Q. 34 In a code language, digits are used for the letters. The sequence of 

letters and digits may not be same. Study the following words 

carefully and answer the questions. 

PAM = 423 MIN = 317 FAN = 527 

Which letter is represented by the digit 3 ? (1994) 

[1] N [2] M 

[3] I [4] A 


P A M = 4 2 3 

M I N = 3 1 7 

F A N = 5 2 7 

M = 3 , A = 2 , N = 7 , P = 4 , I = 1 , F = 5

3 = M 

20 : 25. Analytical Reasoning : Counting of Figures 

Q. 35 How many quadrilaterals are there in the figure? 

[1] 11 [2] 7 

[3] 4 [4] 8 


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1 : Ch. 1 Natural Resources 

Q. 36 The increase in the proportion of carbon dioxide ---. 

[2]causes the atmosphere to retain 

[1]is helpful for the growth of forests 

more heat 

[3]reduces the visibility of air [4]None of these 


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2 : Ch. 2 Water - A Natural Resource 

Q.37 If all the seas were to turn into bodies of fresh water, how much additional 

water will be available for human consumption? 

[1]3% [2]21% 

[3]71% [4]97% 


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3 : Ch. 3 Propagation of Light 

Q. 38 See the picture. What will happen when the cardboard (C) is moved away 

from the ball (B)? 

[1]Both umbra and penumbra will 

grow in size 

[3]Penumbra will grow, and umbra 

will decrease in size. 


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[2]Only penumbra will grow in size, 

and umbra will remain the same. 

[4]Umbra will increase, and 

penumbra will grow in size 

4 : Ch. 4 Transmission of Heat 

Q. 39 When an iron rod is heated at one end, the heat reaches the other end 

after a while. This form of transfer of heat is called --- 

[1]Convection 

[2]Explosion 

[3]Radiation 

[4]Conduction 


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5 : Ch. 5 Effects of Heat 

Q. 40 Which of the following is not a correct statement? 

[1] When sufficient heat is given to [2] When heat is taken away from 

iron, it melts. 

frozen coconut oil, it melts. 

[3] When heat is taken away from [4] When heat is given to water, it 

water, it becomes ice. 

becomes vapour. 


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6 : Ch. 6 The Oragnaisation of Living Things 

Q. 41 What is a system of life processes? 

[1]A group of tissues collectively 

performing a single function 

[3]A group of living things creating a 

specific environment 


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[2]A group of cells performing a 

single function 

[4]A group of organs jointly carrying 

out a certain function 

7 : Ch. 7 Reproduction in Living Things 

Q. 42 What is a zygote? 

[1]A kind of pollen 

[3]A fertilized cell 


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[2]Androecium 

[4]The ovary 

8 : Ch. 8 Circulation of Blood 

Q. 43 Sometimes seriously ill people are put on oxygen because --- 

[1] they cannot breathe for 

[2] they need more oxygen 

themselves 

[3] their blood contains a dangerous 

[4] None of these 

amount of carbon dioxide 


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9 : Ch. 10 Sound - Production of Souns 

Q. 44 What do bats “see” with? 

[1]Ear 

[3]Eye 


[2]Nose 

[4]Hair on the body 

A bat does have eyes, but they are practically useless. A bat produce ultrasonic 

sound and these sound waves reflect from the objects in their way. The bat hears

these reflects sounds and determines where exactly the object is. Thus it “sees” 

(hears) 

10 : Ch. 11 Propagation of Sound 

Q. 45 Sound travels through a wooden partition but can not travel through 

a glass partition because ............. 

[1] wooden partition is porous [2] wooden partition can vibrate 

[3] wooden partition is lighter 

[4] None of these 

in weight 


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11 : Ch. 12 Electric Charge 

Q. 46 Can static electric charge be produced in iron? 

[1] Yes [2] No 


Static electric charge can only be produced in bad conductors of electricity. 

12 : Ch. 13 Food and Nutrition 

Q. 47 Digestion of carbohydrates is done by ............... 

[1] saliva [2] insulin 

[3] gastric juice [4] bile 


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13 : Ch. 14 Food and Protection of Food 

Q. 48 Sun drying of grains is done before storing them as it .............. 

[1] kills germs [2] reduces water content 

[3] injects sunlight [4] creates immunity 


14 : Ch. 15 Health and Disease 

Q. 49 Vitamin ............... is needed for the absorption of calcium and 

phosphorous in our body. 

[1] A [2] B 

[3] C [4] D 


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15 : Ch. 16 Control and Co-ordination 

Q. 50 If you are a batsman, your ............. nerves will be active as soon as 

the baller balls. 

[1] afferent [2] efferent 

[3] central [4] peripheral 


Your eyes will see ball's speed, direction and bounce and will convey the 

information to the brain. Afferent nerves will do this job.

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